Having a Ghost package on Nitrous will let users throw up a lightweight blog for testing themes or extensions. Many Ghost users employ active Ghost installations locally and then build static pages and deploy these to services like Github Pages. The Ghost package will facilitate this use of a Nitrous box as well.
This installation follows Ghost's currently recommended method and relies on the most recent stable version, v0.5.2.
This package file works great from the terminal and changes Ghost's default routing options to work with Nitrous's preview function in post_install. However, the installation's dependencies rely on "npm install", which fails without explanation when trying to run from the Autoparts GUI. This issue was mentioned on [PR #114] but ultimately wasn't resolved.
Short of writing out a Makefile to manually grab all the dependencies, any tips to finalize this Part?
Ghost is a popular lightweight blogging platform.
Having a Ghost package on Nitrous will let users throw up a lightweight blog for testing themes or extensions. Many Ghost users employ active Ghost installations locally and then build static pages and deploy these to services like Github Pages. The Ghost package will facilitate this use of a Nitrous box as well.
This installation follows Ghost's currently recommended method and relies on the most recent stable version, v0.5.2.
This package file works great from the terminal and changes Ghost's default routing options to work with Nitrous's preview function in
post_install
. However, the installation's dependencies rely on "npm install", which fails without explanation when trying to run from the Autoparts GUI. This issue was mentioned on [PR #114] but ultimately wasn't resolved.Short of writing out a Makefile to manually grab all the dependencies, any tips to finalize this Part?